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Iran will 'be gone by September' unless it bends to Trump's terms

2025.04.03, 14:31
Iran will 'be gone by September' unless it bends to Trump's terms

Iran will be “gone by September” if it doesn’t agree to a nuclear deal and begin dismantling its programme, sources close to the Trump administration vowed last night.

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This was reported by the "Daily Express".

US President Donald Trump has already warned Iran “there will be bombing” if a deal is not struck, and has ordered more strategic air squadrons and a second carrier group to the Middle East.

“The United States and its partners remain committed to regional security and are prepared to respond to any state or non-state actor seeking to broaden or escalate conflict in the region,” said Chief Pentagon Spokesman Sean Parnell. And Israel - where war with Iran is a subject on everyone’s lips despite a reluctance to acknowledge it officially - is ready. “There is a sense of urgency,” said one leading right-leaning member of Israel’s Parliament, the Knesset.

They said: “Yes, there is a willingness to give President Trump time to try and get a good deal which we also prefer to war. But the military option is definitely real - it’s on the table and decision-making time is coming.”

A senior IDF source said simply, “Israel can no longer live with active terrorist threats”, suggesting that the prospect of Iran re-establishing its broken supply routes to proxies Hamas and Hezbollah was as much of a factor.

Many spoke of the feeling of “renewed confidence” in Tel Aviv. This is partly due to US President Donald Trump, whose administration has made it clear that, unlike with predecessor Joe Biden, there are no longer any red lines for Israel to avoid in containing Iranian ambitions.

Israel’s strikes on October 26 last year - in retaliation to an "unprecedented" attack by Iran - eliminated most of the Islamic regime’s aerial defences in Syria, Iraq and Iran itself while also destroying Tehran’s ability to manufacture drones and mate warheads with missiles.

“These were main obstacles when considering a big aerial operation against Iran,” said an IDF source.

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